Serbia has approved a visa agreement with Cabo Verde for diplomatic passport holders.
- Visa requirements removed for diplomatic, official, and service passports.
- Agreement aims to strengthen political dialogue and cooperation.
- Serbia and Cabo Verde established diplomatic relations in 1976.
Belgrade, 15 October 2026 - Serbia's caretaker government has approved a report on the signing of an agreement with Cabo Verde that removes visa requirements for holders of diplomatic, official and service passports.
According to the Serbian government, the arrangement is intended to make political dialogue easier and to support closer ties between the two countries. Serbia and Cabo Verde established diplomatic relations in 1976.
The government said both sides have an interest in expanding cooperation in several areas, including the economy, tourism, sports, culture, education and high technologies.
The move is mainly relevant for officials and state delegations, but it also signals a broader effort to keep bilateral contacts active with countries outside Serbia's immediate region. For foreign readers following Serbia's diplomacy, it is another example of Belgrade using travel facilitation to support political and economic outreach.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of the visa agreement?
The agreement aims to facilitate political dialogue and enhance cooperation between Serbia and Cabo Verde.
Who benefits from this visa deal?
The deal primarily benefits holders of diplomatic, official, and service passports.
When were diplomatic relations between Serbia and Cabo Verde established?
Diplomatic relations were established in 1976.